I thought it might be helpful with a thread that keeps track of the latest official update via Kies in different regions. This way we can see what markets Samsung prioritizes and in general I think it's a nice reference to have.
I may add that another reason I wanted to create this thread was because we in the nordic countries still haven't got any official updates via Kies.
For clarification: I am only interested in updates available via Kies firmware update. Not test mode or any Kies hack.
I need input from you, the users, to fill out my list. I will start with the one I know, Norway.
Edit: I have finally gotten some input and I will try to update and clean up the thread as best I can/have time to. Please also include if you are on the stock rom or have updated via Kies.
Region and carrier - firmware version:
Australia (Debranded) - DTJG3
Austria (A1) - XWJM2 and XXJF3
Belgium - No updates, stock XXJF3
Canada i9000m - UGJH2
Czech Republic - XXJM1
Denmark - JM1/JM2
Germany - XXJM1
Hungary - JM2
India - DDJG4
Ireland (Vodafone) - JM1/JM2
Italy (H3G - 3) - NEGJ2/NEGJ1
Kuwait & Dubai (United Arab Emirates) - JPJG8
Norway (Telenor) - No updates, stock XXJF3 (XEE region code)
Norway (Netcom) - No updates, stock XXJF5 (XEE region code)
Russia - No updates, stock XXJF5
Slovenia (Mobitel) - XWJG1
South East Asia - DXJG4 or JF4 for some
Singapore - DXJG4 and DXJF4
Spain (Movistar OP) - JM1
Sweden - No updates, stock XWJM2 (NEE region code)
Thailand (DTAC, A child company of Telenor) - DXJG4
The Philipines (Globe) - DXJG4
UK (Orange) - BVJG1
UK (O2) - No updates, stock ADJF1
UK (Vodafone) - BUJM3/BUJM4
Thailand, DTAC (A child company of Telenor) - DXJG4
XWJM2 in sweden, it came with that one as stock and some csc with NEE as code rather than XEE.
seems to be working properly anyways, baseband was JM1
//cheerz
UGJH2 for Canada I9000M as of Sep, 19, 2010
UK - Orange BVJG1
Is there a prize for oldest ROM? I'm certainly not waiting around when Froyo is released by Samsung for Orange to bless it with their logos and other garbage, I'll start reducing the official and increasing the fun then.
Inios said:
UGJH2 for Canada I9000M as of Sep, 19, 2010
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what's in our update? I'm on stock UGJG9...
nevermind...just googled it lol
answer:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=8213221
Norway (Netcom) - XXJF5 (XEE region code)
Germany - XXJM1
India - DDJG4
Russia -
Baseband I9000XXJF5
Build Number - ECLAIR.XWJFB
EDIT : Since purchase no update was available through Keis. Stock FW remains.
DXJG4 Globe Philipines
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XXJF3 For Belgium
Basebrand: I9000NEGJ2/I9000NEGJ1
CSC: I9000HUIJF3
Branded: H3G - 3 - Italy
O2 UK
The prize for the oldest rom would go to O2 UK for being still on ADJF1. Wheres my trophy?
South East Asia (Singapore)
Telco: Singtel
DXJG4
BronzedDroid said:
I thought it might be helpful with a thread that keeps track of the latest official update via Kies in different regions. This way we can see what markets Samsung prioritizes and in general I think it's a nice reference to have.
I may add that another reason I wanted to create this thread was because we in the nordic countries still haven't got any official updates via Kies.
For clarification: I am only interested in updates available via Kies firmware update. Not test mode or any Kies hack.
I need input from you, the users, to fill out my list. I will start with the one I know, Norway.
Region and carrier - firmware version:
Nordic Countries (Telenor and others) - XXJF3 (XEE region code)
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I suggest you consolidate ProductCode too.
Singapore Singtel
productCode=GT-I9000HKAXSO
HIDSWVER=I9000DXJG4/I9000OLBJG4/I9000DXJG4/I9000DXJG4
BronzedDroid said:
I thought it might be helpful with a thread that keeps track of the latest official update via Kies in different regions. This way we can see what markets Samsung prioritizes and in general I think it's a nice reference to have.
I may add that another reason I wanted to create this thread was because we in the nordic countries still haven't got any official updates via Kies.
For clarification: I am only interested in updates available via Kies firmware update. Not test mode or any Kies hack.
I need input from you, the users, to fill out my list. I will start with the one I know, Norway.
Region and carrier - firmware version:
Nordic Countries (Telenor and others) - XXJF3 (XEE region code)
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Umm... XXJF3 isn't available via kies firmware update for nordic phones as far as I know... Neither is any other version.
Slovenia (Mobitel)
PDA: I9000XWJG1
PHONE: I9000XXJG1
CSC: I9000OXXJF9
No fw update available through Kies for now.
Austria A1
PDA: I9000XWJM2
Phone: I9000XXJM2
CSC: I9000MOBJM2
I have a vodafone UK Galaxy S and kies wouldn't let me update past JM1. My phone is unbranded/unlocked etc.
Hi all,
This might have been asked earlier, but I'm still having a problem understanding the concept of multi-CSC in Samsung Galaxy S9
I have a G960-F Dual Sim and according to Samsung Phone INFO I have the following CSC:
Original CSC Code: Blank
Firmware CSC Code: Blank
Active CSC Code: NEE
Available CSC Codes: Blank
I understand that NEE is part of the OXM Multi CSC with among others DBT (German unlocked)
What happens if I flash the DBT OTA on my NEE device?
- Will my CSC change?
- Will that void warranty?
- Will it trip knox?
- Are there any consequeces of doing it?
Thank you!
Hi experts,
I bought a used S9 (SM-G960F) a few months ago from Pakistan. Phone is un-locked and was manufactured in YATELEY, UK. This phone never receives any OTA updates. When I manually check for updates, it says that latest updates have already been installed. I checked on a sammobile, there are quite a few updates available there.
I am not sure what kind of firmware or CSC modifications were done to this device before I bought it (I am sorry but I am still a noob when it comes to android, so please help). I did however check with Phone INFO app, the device is not rooted. In settings it also says that it is official and knox warranty void is 0x0.
Can I flash a firmware for my current country (Pakistan) using Odin?
For example this one: PDA G960FXXU2CSA2 and CSC G960FOXM2CSA2.
Or should I use UK BTU firmware? In that case would I have to unlock the phone by using UK SIM before being able to use it in Pakistan?
My Phone INFO:
Firmware:
Bootloader: G960FXXU2BRGA
PDA: G960FXXU2BRGA
CSC: G960FOXM2BRGA
Baseband: G960FXXU2BRG8CSC code:
Product code: SM-G960FZPAPAK
Original CSC code:
Firmware's CSC code:
Active CSC code: PAK
Available CSC codes:
CSC country: Pakistan / PK
My apologies if my question is very basic or has been answered before. I've been reading forums but found nothing satisfactory. Please guide.
I wanted to debrand my Vodafone branded Note 10+ 5G so flashed the latest Multi CSC firmware but when the phone booted back up everything was in french.
I checked the Software information and my CSC is listed as XEF/XEF/VOD when I expected this to be XEU/XEU/VOD
Never had this happen before and not sure how to get back to a UK CSC now?
Did you manage to flash your phone, because am going to do the same. updates from Vodafone are too slow
I bought the fold 3 off ebay(yes I know)it has the CSC number ending in CVEB
I can't find out anything about the CSC code. My model number is SM-F926B/DS
Any help would be great.
Thanks
Looking on sammobile it means H3G
Download Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 SM-F926B H3G United Kingdom (H3G) F926BXXS1CVEE firmware
Fast download latest Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 firmware SM-F926B from United Kingdom (H3G) with F926BXXS1CVEE and Android version 12
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So I think that's the 3 net work.
Would it be better for update to stay on the rom or flash a BTU rom?
There is no such CSC as BTU anymore, at least on a z fold 3, what's your service provider software ?
boomdox said:
There is no such CSC as BTU anymore, at least on a z fold 3, what's your service provider software ?
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BTU has gone!
My phone has no provider.
But the ROM is B3G which is three.
So it must of been on three at some point.
It probably is running three branded software, but that will just be your original CSC code. If you wanted to change it you can, with free software from samfirm but the equivalent to btu now, is eux, Samsung have changed the way updates happen. UK the no longer has its own CSC unbranded code, we fall under eux, so Samsung can release faster updates all at once
By 3 branded I mean the ROM is customised for the 3 network, apps added etc. mines on o2, but that's an multi CSC ROM, oxm which means it has multiple CSC, including eux etc, but eux doesn't come with network customisations and is now the European unbranded
Samsung could speed up the firmware update process for customers in Europe
Samsung is seemingly working on speeding up the firmware update process for Galaxy device customers in Europe. The company made ...
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